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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.

FNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
GRAND CATALOGUE SALE OF BOMBAY CARVED
FURNITURE, AGRA CARPETS AND RUGS, ELE-
CANT ENBROIDERIES IN HANGINas AND
TABLE Covers, ELEGANT CARVINGS IN
SANDAL WOOD AND EBONY. ORIENTAL ARMS
COMPRISING SWORDS, WAR SHIELDS, HUNT
ING SPEARS, DAMASCUS INLAID SABERS.
ETC; FEATHER GOODS. DURREES CnUD-
DAHS, PERSIAN CARPETS AND RUGS, SOLID
GOLD EMBROIDERIEs. COPPER AND BRASS
GOODS OF WONDERFUL DESIGN AND WORK
MANSHIP, TOGETHER WITH MANY RARE
GOODS THAT CANNOT BE ENUMERATED.
NoTE.-This great combination sale is particularly
rich in Bombay Carved Furniture. representing ele-
CANT specimens in Ladies' Secretaries. Pedestals
Sofas Tables Of all Sizes Buets Cabinets Jardinieres
Brackets. SC
Several grand ARA CarpetA Persian and other rare
Carpets and Rugs from all parts Of the Orient. 4.
THIS important collection Of goods will be on e1hibi
ton at my Auction Rooms. 1lth and Pennsylvania
avenue, Monday and Tuesdsy, November % and 90
1887, from a. till p. The sale to take place
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
THIRTIETH and DECEMBER FIRST at ELEVEN
A. NJ. and THREE p NJ. each day.
The salesroom il comfortable in every respect, spd
attention will be extended parties attending
the sale.
Descriptive catalogues can be had at my Auction
Rooms on Monday, 2Sth inst. n25-4t
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Two loyal hearts two brains Of power,
Eager To dare and DO.
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Price Toe packAge-4o eolors. They have no eqynl
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Festness Of Color or Non fading Qualtuaa ThaG -
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From Wallace.

WALLACE, June 6.-The roads are better
this yer, so far, than they have been IN
great many years. All,
Davie Dobbins was the guest OF MISS
Lizzie Klnnegar, of Waltham, on Sunds!
Pat Slngsby has just inclosed his me
farm of 100 acres with wire fence, ana
saws this Is the last year he Is going u
rent It, ,oa
Neddie Burke is erecting hay shea
and when finished will be the finest In tue
state. He SAYS George Gahan, VIM, Con
nelly, Marion McGinnis and Jim Donnel.
are improving rapidly under the care o'
Dr. Butler. ~.
In regard 10 VIM Buffers horse, in ias
weeks items, stated that with little train
ing he would rank with more OF INTRUDER
get as a trotter. II should he as runner
Nr. Butler has had four bdyers after th'
horse since Saturday, and has been Offered
an even 81 600. ,o
Our commissioners on Thursday last lie
the contract 70 build an iron bridge acro,'
Buck creek 10 Chicago firm for sow !
our commissioners in the past had us
PLAYED such good sense and judgment a.
the present ones, our town would compare
financially with that of others Iron oriug
"a are what we want across the large
streams and tiles across the small ones an'
O'Donnell says that while they are colh
imissiOners those are what we shail nave
Keep on, boys, and we Will elect you again
RAMBLER.
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a, far as shabbona square, and north as iar

a. far as Shabbona square and norm Us '"'
as DeLeon street.
Third Hystrict-South Ottawa as lar ~
Glover street; North Ottawa, East Oh 40
lumbus street as far north as ROCK isian1
depot, and TO include East Ottawa -,
As the carriers become acquainted WIN
their routes and their capacity for Increased
service Is shown, the districts will be en-
lsrged, so that ultimately, 1t Is hoped, p,sc
tically the whole city can be Included
within the delivery.
In order to facilitate the WORK OF .he car
riers, the city authorities are required u
see that the houses are intelligen''y NUN
bered, and that all parts OF the CITY inciuu
al within the delivery are supplied VIII
proper sidewalks, and In the winter ina
the walks are cleared OF snow ana Siusn
40 the carriers are not compelled to traVe
through mud, snow and slush, to reach the
residences of citizens
People residing within the delivery Inn
ia will OF course, understand that II VII
no longer be necessary for them 10 h'r'
boxes at the post office, as their mai ma'
ter will be delivered by the carriers
People who have not yet numbered 'he'
bouses but desire TO do 80, can get correc
numbers of +. J. Kelly, city clerk
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Services viii be- held In the various churches OF ora
va tomorrow o. follows:
st. COLUMBIA Church, Rev James Ryan. pastor. Low
mass At A. ~ mass for children at $50; and high
mass with sermon, AT 1890. Sunday school at = and
vespers and benedictlon at SsOr.M -...
Episcopal Church. Rev, N. W. Heermans. pastor
Services usual, At 1880 A. n. and 1850 p. N. The
public are cordially invited 20 attend.
Rev. Mr. Straub viii preach again In the Opera Hons'
next Sunday morning at 1880 Subject: tine Et'rna
Hope; It's Basis" Miss Olive Harrison VIII lead II
singing The public are cordially invited
Chidrens Day Ia TO be observed this year with NOR
than ordinary preparation. The subject OF the morn
ing service will be- what Christianity has done for tn
children" The Sunday School meets at u O'Clock
when all the members Of the school are expected TO
present. In the evening Gods Gardens" is the SUI
ject There will be songs and recitations by the chill
dren and selection Of song by older voices Some sur
prises are reserved for the occasion
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WHERE ARE THE HOMES7

II Is becoming quite question: wha' Is
% hs done with the influx Of working men
and their families TO Ottawa when the Or
gan Company's works are ready TO begin
operations. This company now expect
that the works will be In operation In W
tawa by the time snow flies next iall or
winter. They now have sixty heads Oh
families employed, and will here enlarge
30 per cent Say that IS families will come
here, where are they to be housed! There
are certainly no empty houses here no"
for them; and thus far no one seems TO be
building any tor them.
This is really serious matter, and one
that ought to engage the attention OF capi-
talists. IL Is understood that the Pioneer
Fire Proof Construction Co. are drawing
mans for and expect TO build ten new
houses of their building tile; but these
will not hold all that will come and mus,
have homes Ottawa has for yearsneeded
number of neat cottages with some pre-
tensions, at least, to modern conVeniences
about them, that would rent from $l2 &c
sl5 month; and yet there are not half
dozen such houses In the place. Now they
are needed more than ever. Will some one
build them The class ofworkmen com
ing here make good tenants. Good homes
ought to be provided for them at moder
ate rental They want home that shat
be neat, clean and tasty, and which can be
kept In good order; in short, twenty to thir
" modern cottages, costing In the neigh
borhood Of $1,000 to $500 are needed, and
would be rented very rapidly we're they
ready. We believe there Is no better 81
safer Investment In Ottawa than In thi'
number of modern cottages-not tfSs ia
miliar Ottawa :" small house." modelled 'or
the plan Of the dry goods box; but the
modern cottage, than which no style o
house makes up q prettier city.
1t would be splendid thing, too, for thu
town If such cottages could be built ant
sold to tenants on the installment plan, 81
THAT working men could buy their home
and own them. In this work the Building
Association would materially assist. Thi
system Is 10 operation all over the countr!
with excellent results and ought to be pu
in OperutlOn here.
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ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.



In the Lady's Parlor.
Fir n,Ilows are not only fashionable, but arc
considered beneficial in the treatment OF such
ailments as insomnia, nervousness, mead
ache lung disease. etc. The foliage used for
filling them is that Of the balsam fir tree IL
is rather difficult to distinguish between the
balsam fir aud other spruce trees; the leaves
of the former are in two rows OH either SIDE
Of the branchlets, while those OF the latter
are scattered irregularly around the stems
The foliage or spills may be collected at any
season. says a correspondent OF Good House
keeping, who also tells how they are made
ready for use. The spills and the entire green
shoot at the ends OF the twigs are plucked
while fresh and crisp from the stems; II they
are allowed to dry on the branches much VI
their delicious fragrance is lost. They are
spread out in perfectly dry place, care DeinS
taken that no moisture collects on the baisaH'
which would also ruin the delicate perfume
When tho spills are thoroughly dried they
are ready for the pillow, which should %
made Of thin, stout material. The outside
slip may be plain or ornamented, according
| 10 individual taste. Pongee, silk linen, ma
dras cloth or any Of the pretty stutis no"
! obtainsble may be used. A suitable decora
ton for a FIR pillow il an emblematic motto
as "Thy breath, sweet balm, hath power "
sooth the fevered brow" etc These mottoe'
| may he embroidered in any suitable stltch
! A very effective design is branch OF hr witi
several leaves done in green and brown enc
| Miles
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Messrs. r. J. Cheney l. Co., Toledo, o:
Have taken Halls Catarrh Cure. Had CO.
tarrh all my life; am AZ years old. Had
asthma 10 years, and dreadful cough for
five years. Have taken everything went to-;
the Hot Springs: I have dootored with the
doctors here; ! have done nothing but take
Medicine for ~ years. When commenced
useing Halls Catarrh Cure | was almost
dead. l sent for the doctor the day got
Halls Catarrh Cure, and told him that |
would die any way and that would try your
medicine. WAS very bad, How suffered
for nine years! could hardly breathe at
times. | saw Hall Catarrh Cure advertised
in the paper and commenced taking it, |
would have been under ground to-day if it
had not been for that. have not had one
bad spell of coughing since. In breathing
nv head feels we'll and | am we'll. 1t has
done me Thousand dollars worth of good
There are ten of my friends. on seeing what
it had done for me, taking it, and it is help
ing them. only wish that every one who
has catarrh, asthma and bad cough could
see me, 80 that could tell them all to take
lit An that know me here know how have
suffered Il have been here since 1889, anc
say to me that al am so glad you found
something that could cure you Everyone
says, "how much better you look" The doc
tors say they are glad found Halls Catarri
Cure, as they could not cure me-
| cannot express my gratitude to you 70
, the good Halls Catarrh Cure has done me
You can use rs much of this letter as will d
the afflicted good. Publish it to the Who'll
3 world--it is all true and they should kno'
n il. JOSEPHINE CHRISTIAN,
=. 4O6 East North street.
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From w altman,

WALrmAM, Ill June 8, lSS'.-An crops
look very well AT present.
Johnny Edgecomb, formerly OF our
town. ia now a resident of Denver, Col
Harry Barr is quite Ill, His disease we
did not learn. W.,
Messrs. Dobbins and Gleason, of wal
lace, were visiting In this Vicinity last SUD
day. ,.s,s
of Judge Pillion last week.
James Crawley sports brand new pug
py, Now look out, girls OF Ophir.
Charley Kinnegsr was the guest OF MIS-
Katie Cary last Sunday ,
viii jameson is now assistant teacher IN
Dist. No. 0, ,,
Dave Hickey was visiting In Freedom
last Sunday.
VIM. Myers is about ready to move 70
Utica, his future home.
Judge Kennegar says the milk Is so pau
that the cream won't rise to the top, ana
the only thing that will rise this year are
taxes and rent.
David Muir lost valuable horse last
week.
Charles Kinnegar sports full bearo
now. p.o,
jimmy Doolittle Is working tor FREQ
Weaser this season. NORA
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Rrsakfast Parties,

Breakfast parties are in great favor with
many people, being less expensive than am
ners and Just as satisfactory to the guests.
They are servedat any time from ~ 10 i!
o'clock. AT breakfast parties, with the ex
ception of the silver service being on tht
table all the time for tea and coffee, the
dishes are served in courses precisely as fol
dinner. =,
Mrs. Henderson gives, among Others the
following tempting bill of fare for a summer
breakfast: FIRST course-M Ions Second
course-Little fried sme.ts, perch or trout
with sauce Tartare, She dish garnished WIZ
shrmps and olives; coffee, tea or chocolate
Third course-Young chickens sauted WIFE
cream gravy, surrounded with potatoes ID
neige, Fourth course-Poached eggs OF
anchovy toast. Fifth course-Lttle hllets Of
porterhouse steak, with tomatoes la May
onAaise. Sixth course-Peaches, quartered
sweetened and half frozen.
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PRE- DELIVERY,

Under the act of Congress Of February
hst, auihorising the establishment of postal
nee delivery In all cities OF 10000 inhabi-
san,s or over, the gross income of whose
cost office exceeds $4,000 year, the Post.
Ssster General directed tae establishment
,f free delivery in Ottawa, to commence
iuiy fst prox.
Erom and after that date all letter, papers
md other postable mail matter within such
limits of the city as shall be traversed by
die carriers will be delivered, In all the
Nstricts marked out, at least once day,
snd in portions of them as often as three
zines day at the houses or offices of resi-
Sanis free of charge. At the same time
Sxes will be placed at convenient points
AZ ri parts Of the city, where people Car
esmyer their mail matter at all hours, anc
Eo,a which 1t will be taken by carriers
Ura delivered at the post office as offer
tarc& dhy as practicable.
Tor letters, papers, etc, going out of thu
sEgy sdu ruho p'oto6S hh"S' 'S i''P"i' vi
matter dropped into the boxes as at presen
q the post office; but on drop letters" o
ket,ers for delivery within the city, tw,
uen,s must be paid instead of one cent, a
formerly.
Of city papers, weeklies will be deli,
red by the carriers to city subscribers O
ne publishers preparing the postage, as
xut out of the coupty Papers puRishe
Hme than once week will only be deli,
srea by the carriers on temperament @
postage at drop rates-that is, one cent
copy
As but three carriers are allowed for tn
city, OF course, snd under the direction c
the post office Department., the postmastt
Is Obliged to limit the territory to be tr
ssrsed. by the carriers to considerably lei
thap the limits Of the city.
Thus, for the present, the city will /
fiyid2d into three districts, about as fO
hws;
FTs Dstrict--To iAclude all south
Jefferson street and West Of COLUMBIA
street, as far as Harden street.
Second Di,!ri3-All ives: Of La sale :
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Strawberry Short Cake.

Nice strawberry short cake is made with
sour milk, as follows: To two teacupfuls OF
sour milk add a teaspoopful Of soda; then
three fourths of teacupful Of butter or lard
partly melted. and enough flour to make
soft dough Roll it into thin cakes, large
enough to fill the pan in which they arr
baked When they are baked split them and
butter them while hot, Lay half OF the cak.
on plate, spread with Strawberries and
sprinkle with sugar; then put on the othel
half; then more sugar, and so on
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Fruit Sponge.

Strawberries, raspberres or blackberriea
may be used in the following recipe for do
licious cold dessert: Soak half a package 81
eelatine two hours in half cupful Of water.
Mash quart Of Strawberries and add hali a
cupful of sugar to them Boil half cuprol
Of sugar with cupful Of water gently FOL
twenty minutes, Rub the berries through q
sieve. Add the gelatine to the boiling syrup
and take from the fire Immediately; then add
the berries Set the whole in a pan OF lei
water and beat five minutes. Add the white.
of four eggs and beat till the mixture begins
to thicken. Put into molds and set away u
harden. Serve with cream and sugar.
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1t may be made of pine, and stained to imi.
tate cherry or ebony. This stain can be pur.
chased ready for use at any paint store. The
top is covered with dark plush. and broad
band of the same is tackled around the edges.
This is ornamented with pattern worked In
the COUGHING stitch. 1t is done in this manner
The design is first stamped on; then two
threads OF double zephyr are laid OH 1t q shor'
distance at time, and caught down at regu-
lar intervals with floss Of different shades
One or more colors Of the zephyr can be used
as the taste suggests A design OF circles in
terwoven into each other is very pretty; thi,
can be carried out nicely with tea cup and
white paint. The tassels are made OF th<
zephyr
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Sensible House Cleaning.

~ never clean house." is the testimony Of a
woman of experience. ~ used to read great
deal about the beauties Of never cleaning
house, and about five years ago l determining.
to leave Off my annual tornado, and l az
complshed it, My brother, who boards with
us, says must be either very tidy or very
untidy person, he can't decide. which. One
thing I know, my house is never torn to
pieces. and l never go around looking like
the witch of Endor. take one room to
pieces at time, and sometimes / take only
half room at a time"
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Literary Notes.

Can the red man be civilized An affirma.
tive answer to this question seems to be given
in an article entitled "Metlakahtla," by z.
L. White. which will be published in the July
number of The american Magazine. A tribe
81 brutal savages. the worst Indians on the
Pacific Coast, had been transformed, accord
ing TO this account, into an orderly, indust
rious and thrifty community.
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Ouaiut Menu Holders.

The very quaintest devices characterize
some OF the menu holders in use on fashion
able tables; such as a thin slice Of cucamber
or lemon so realistic as to suggest damage to
the table cloth, or colored crackers, the re-
verse side showing the number and nature OF
dishes to be served decorated card or .
painted satin ribbon with the menu card laid
underneath is the conventional style.
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Hot Milk.

People who can not drink cold milk often
find it palatable and beneficial when taken a.
hot as possible. Upon some tired and over
worked persons it has an exhilarating eject
almost equal to glass Of wine. The milk
should be fresh and heated - bot a. possible
without boiling.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-06-11

The progress made in educating the ne
v,oes OF the South will be set forth in The
1meriean Magazine for July. The Rev: s. w.
Culver. President Of Bishop College, Texns
describes the methods Of instruction and the
measure Of success attained.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-06-11

The best on esrtn can truly be sal of
Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is q sure
safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds.
burns, wounds and all other sores. Will pos
tiively cure piles, letter and all skin erup
tons. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only rs
cents. Sold By E. Y. Grigss.
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Read the testimony of a prominent CT

Read the testimony of prominent citi
zen of Pawtueket, X. l., under date Of Jan
uary 16, 1885. 81 have no hesitation In re
com mend!ng DR.. Seth Arnnid's Cough
Killer for Coughs and Colds. | had MOI
much faith In II AT first, but few dose.
cured me Of q cold and tickling In the
thu a. II Ia . Won leriul remedy."-G. l.
Walker. For sale by all druggists. Price
25c. SOC. and 81 90 per bottle.
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The table shown in the cut was designed
after a high priced one seen in an art furnish
ing store by a contributor to The American
Agriculturist As it is so CO.. ucted tha'
il can he easily manufactured ut home by
those who are at all familiar with tools, q
description Is here given.
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